Hello sir, I am Yashvardhan and I want to know about the EAMCET SW II. Can you provide me details regarding it?

EAMCET is Engineering Agricultural and Medical Common Entrance Test.


As you have asked about the EAMCET SW II, there is no notification released

regarding the exam.

You have to wait till the release of notification to apply for it.

Exam Pattern:

The test has 160 questions with 40 marks for each subject (Maths A/Botany,
Maths B/Zoology, Physics and Chemistry). Physics and Chemistry question
papers are dissimilar for E and AM categories though the syllabus is the
same.

The questions are of multiple-choice type with 4 options. Many prototypes of
questions may be given like match the following, choose the correct
statement, assertion-reason and multiple-correct types.

Candidates have to fill the circles given in the OMR sheet with their answer.
2 or more answers or blanks will be regarded as incorrect. There is no
negative marking.

Eligibility:

The minimum eligibility required to appear for EAMCET are as follows:

Candidate should have passed in intermediate examination or registered for
intermediate public examination (10 + 2 ) and diploma conducted by the A.P.
Board of Intermediate Education, with appropriate optional subjects or its
equivalent

In case of such students who give the entrance test, pending result of
their qualifying examination, their admission shall be subject to their
securing a pass in the qualifying examination.

Applicants should belong to the State of Andhra Pradesh as defined in the
A.P. Educational Institutions

There is no upper age limit for Medical and Engineering aspirants to take
EAMCET.

Every student will be given a state-level rank based on his or her marks
scored in the EAMCET.

Online counselling has been initiated for engineering students. The students
have to submit their required documents at the prescribed office first and
then will be provided with an account to log in at the counselling website.

The student will have to fill a list of colleges he or she prefers to take
admission into along with the course, in the decreasing order of preference.
The higher rank is most likely to get into the college of his first choice and
the chances decrease as the rank lowers.